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A.J. Antunes 8103116202 Low Gas Pressure Switch Open M/R 1-20" WC 1/4" NPT

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8103116202
The A.J. Antunes 8103116202 Low Gas Pressure Switch is essential for the safety of HVAC systems. It measures the pressure of the gas and when the pressure falls below 1/20” WC the switch turns off. This action can trip an alarm or stop the execution of further work on the equipment helping to avoid further mishap. It has a 1/4” NPT connection and a manual reset making it easy to install and service. This switch helps provide better performance, avoiding frequent breakdowns owing to low gas pressure problems, and creating safe working conditions. It is especially found in gas-fired heating cooling equipment such as furnaces and boilers.
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Specifications

  • Type: Low Gas Pressure Switch
  • Pressure Range: 1-20" WC
  • Connection Type: 1/4" NPT
  • Reset Type: Manual
Manufacturer Name: A.J. Antunes
Product Number: 8103116202
OEM Part Number: 8103116202
Product Description: 1/20"Wc Openlow M/R 1/4"Npt
Weight:0.69lbs/312.98g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the A.J. Antunes 8103116202 Low Gas Pressure Switch?

Inspect wiring and pressure connections regularly for leaks or corrosion. Clean sensing port to prevent blockage affecting accuracy. Ensure mounting is secure and calibration is checked periodically. Follow gas safety procedures and isolate supply before servicing.

What are common issues with the A.J. Antunes 8103116202 Low Gas Pressure Switch?

  • Inaccurate pressure sensing due to clogged ports or debris buildup.
  • Electrical contact failure causing intermittent switching or no response.
  • Air or gas leakage at fittings leading to unstable readings.
  • Calibration drift resulting in inconsistent system performance.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off gas and electrical power and check system is fully depressurized.

Step 2: Mount switch in proper orientation with connection and level alignment.

Step 3: Connect gas sensing line to inlet and tighten securely without overtightening.

Step 4: Wire electrical contacts per control circuit diagram.

Step 5: Set pressure range and confirm manual reset operation works.

Step 6: Restore system pressure and power, then test shutdown response.